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BAD MOJO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

im crying rn, tyfys

This is the first YT comment I could not pass up lmao

J CASH hahahhahaha

Oof

Damn LOLOL this is gold hahaha

@@the5139 must be a 2nd lieutenant then

A sgt major usually have been longer in the marine than a second lieutenant lmao

Jan Christian Wismar Saragih thatsthejoke

Howie - GOOD ONE! HAHAHAHA!!!

Lmao

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA - - - HAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES!

My LT didnt even know how to read a map right. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

didn't think this comment would be top comment... hopefully I don't get NJP'd for this shit

And they just keep looking older lmao especially the last guy

That's how it works. Once you hit staff it's more about knowing more complex shit and other things. Making sure everyone is good

And it starts with Corporal lol

Lol that’s because you start becoming brain washed 😂

@@ztriplex Nah, it's because by that time you've matured beyond dismissing things you don't understand as "brain washing."

Yeet

@slight o hand Okay, liberal.

slight o hand since when was a civilian not allowed to compliment the marines?

Yut

slight o hand civilian outranks everyone lol

BehindThePie meaning ?

@@tysmith8021 the fleet is considered a marine's permanent duty station, where they go after training. I'm about to hit my one year mark in the corps and i just started my 5 month long MOS school. lmao

BehindThePie stay motivated!

It's the mythical land of "I made it."

@@behindthepie9430 Are you aviation electronics as well? I shipped to PI in august 2020 and im not going to hit the fleet until September this year lol

All due respect Sir. A good 2nd Lt entering the "Fleet" for the 1st time should listen to the SgtMaj. Good advice. By the way I noticed you typed in 2LT.........by some chance are you an Army 2nd Lt? That's the way the Army abbreviates a Second Lieutenant

@@zheyuezhao456 I agree 100%. Most new 2nd Lt know to listen to their platoon sgt or section sgt.

Only had one cool ass butter bar and he was a Mustang. I think that is how it should be, nothing more crappy to follow a butter bar that has no experience all because he has a degree in interior design. When most Cpl and above have already seen the devil.

Roxie Gentle Pitt Bull i’m pretty sure he was just making a joke about how lieutenants think they know everything and outrank all enlisted personnel

@@matteowoods4666 "Most" listen to their platoon sgt or section sgt, though part of the joke is it has a sad degree of truth to it across all branches, heck throughout history. On paper and officially an officer outranks a high ranking enlisted, unofficially you better hope they don't make you swallow that A+ you got in leadership studies (or whatever leadership titled course you took), those courses are about leadership theory....real leadership is application and experience, both of which a fresh butter bar will lack going in. Note this also applies to civilian work, if not more since the only hierarchy there is usually worker, lead, supervisor, manager. If someone has more experience then you, or is more competent in a given role it is best to open your ears and defer to their experience in getting the job done whether they have a title or not, a superior has final say, but a smart superior will be humble enough to draw on the experience of those who were there before him.

david weires Facts. I wasnt ready for that feels trip.

You can tell that someone's life is weighing on him. And it weighs on you too when you hear it.

LNERfan you can see it in his eyes, he lost someone ( s) and is really having a tough time coping with it

lol But that is the truest comment on here. It is like being a babysitter.

Lmao "why good Marines get out" oh, God forbid you have the tiniest bit of responsibility now 😂

@@TheMarti70 You completely miss the point of the comment. The point is that a Sgt of Marines highlights their own terrible leadership skills along with many people in leadership roles. The best advice they can give is "congrats you're a babysitter"? That attitude and lack of self-awareness is one of many reasons good Marines get out.

@@alsenior06 what does pointing out the obvious fact that a Corporal is essentially a glorified "babysitter" of irresponsible junior Marines have to do with the Sergeant's leadership skills? If you think being held accountable and for lack of a better term, "babysitting" the junior guys in your charge is a good reason to get out, good, you were likely a trash leader anyways, and good luck on the outside avoiding responsibility and accountability 😂

@@TheMarti70 You need to take a look in the mirror devil dog. Your junior Marines are a direct reflection of your leadership. If you treat them all like a bag of ass you drive moral down and as a result have more trouble than it’s worth. No, your Cpl is not just a babysitter. If that’s how that Sgt sees it, then likely the Sgt is treating that Cpl like shit and then shit rolls downhill. All of this because as inferred in my original comment, terrible leadership skills or maybe even inexperienced leadership skills at the rate some Marines are promoted.

I see why they gave it to us, outta here in October, I'll cry tears of joy.

Dear whoever placed MCCES in 29 palms: we did not ask for this, sincerely, a disgruntled PFC

@@elcabbage2306 I graduate comms school tomorrow. Good bye BCO barracks!

I only know of the place by watching Naturestemper's 'Weird shit I've seen as a Marine' videos

@@jordanm3154 I just got here October 23rd...

To be fair, i haven't heard anybody say these lines before

@@uuu12343 That's because I came up with it. But seriously, as a member of the US Navy, I strongly believe that experience, maturity, and knowledge truly outrank others.

@@redleader4876 Very true, very elegant too No doubt, I do wish that many officers (especially the Field Grade Officers when they first start out) learn and follow this humbleness - this will allow them to learn as much as possible from the efficient and dedicated enlisted senior soldiers/marines/navy sailor/airforce airmen who has had that experience and dedication one should have or strive to have

@@uuu12343 Wait, are you a part of the Armed Forces, too?

thanyou for your service bro

Randy Hodder nope

7 months late but, I'm a Poolee, Why would I want to turn back?

@@omniousw988 gooood luck buddy

@@omniousw988 trust me, it worth it. Just keep a good mind

@@omniousw988 Boot camp and MCT/ITB are shit. Probably the most mundane 4-6 months of your enlistment. If it doesn't turn out to be then you might be cruising.

@@omniousw988 politics , constant punishment , being punished for someone elses incompetence , 29 palms [ i hope you like the dessert if you dont have a car or license by the time you reach you mos school ] , the disillusionment you will get and like all grunts and good marines in general get burned out by their 4th tear .

MysticGamingPro MGP 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

MysticGamingPro MGP for ROTC? Lol

Black ya

Until you read the regs and find the stunning truth that Cadets out rank all enlisted. Rank and authority are different

Dear poolee

Nick Rodriguez it’s still an insult knowing her POG ass would never go to the field and I understand why you didn’t wanna get a ride. But fuck it, a ride is a ride

@@licktin1091 should women even be in the military

ronjeremy123 To an extent. Only POG Jobs

ronjeremy123 hell no they shouldn’t. You think working with them in civilian jobs is bad? Wait till you see em in the military

@@cm-pr2ys well said

Dear Veteran, When you "...get out and go to college...," anyone with half a brain (Civilian students aren't noted for that, but there may be a few.) will know you're a Veteran: The way you carry yourself, the logical way you think and speak, the fact that you listen and carry out assignments, your alertness, your attention to detail, the way you have of cutting to the core of an issue without distraction, that you have no fear of looking anyone in the eye, your superior hygiene, and everything else you learned on Active Duty all scream that you're a Veteran. (Then someone will catch you unawares, render a snappy salute - and you'll return it just as quickly, giving you away as a Veteran!) One doesn't need to "blabber." That you served and learned does that for you. Sincerely, A Special Forces, mustang CPT

P Arroyo Damned right.

Always address and respond respectfully with sir or ma'am.

@@CPTdrawer22 mustang sf cpt? Damn my goals too.

P Arroyo ooh rah sir

Dear 2ndLT Shut the fuck up Sincerely, Cpt.

@@catanauanpilipinas9218 yeah definitely

Dear Lt Take all the credit and submit yourself a medal, asap. Captain

There used to be such a thing as Taking it to the fence line and letting it end there. I guess not in today's Marine Corps.

LOL

thank you for your service God bless you

Oorah brother, see you out there 🤝

Dear Navy, We are, but we are the men's department of the Navy.

Yes we were.... and still are. Semper Fi from an old Marine Sgt...OUT.

That caught me off my guard.

What’s his name. I knew a West Virginian, SgtMaj Bragg. He would go out of his way to tell us that we were fucking up, but he would never leave until he corrected us and every single marine got it. Good man, too bad he retired years ago.

What’s a Marine Corp?

Thats not how u spell a sergeant and privates in the army get promoted to Private E2 after 6 months and becoming a Sergeant takes 12 years of service to happen so ur a liar

@@philliptesterman605 man's a terminal private rofl

Rah! Learning the hard way